Sentence examples for allowed us to record from inspiring English sources
The use of a switched-clamp amplifier allowed us to record and monitor the true intracellular voltage and current during current injections and light stimulation [32].
Again, the use of the larval zebrafish preparation allowed us to record intracellularly from Purkinje neurons and extracellularly from motor neurons simultaneously.
As the reviewer correctly points out, the use of the larval zebrafish preparation has allowed us to record intracellularly in the absence of anesthesia and this has allowed us to address this long-standing controversy.
myPersonality was a popular Facebook application that allowed users to take real psychometric tests, and allowed us to record (with consent!) their psychological and Facebook profiles.
A combined fieldwork and satellite image analysis, undertaken in September 2013 on the southwestern fringe of the Ustyurt plateau, allowed us to record and describe 143 kites of different morphological types and to obtain new chronological data.
The magnetic method and the method of measuring the potential drop were used as the most appropriate instruments for studying the kinetics of defect propagation, because they allowed us to record both the appearance of surface and subsurface cracks.
Frequency distance refers to the minimum difference between the query and database sequence, allowing us to record frequency distance in order to determine which combinations should be used to perform a SW alignment and then output the alignment results.
This allows us to record light-induced capacitive currents that reflect KR2's ion transport activity.
This allows us to record magnetocardiograms (MCGs) on the surface of an isolated Langendorff perfused rabbit heart.
This apparatus allows us to record a time-resolved series of two-dimensional patterns of wide-angle X-ray diffraction in rapid succession, and, therefore, we can follow the structural changes during uniaxial deformation and/or thermal treatment processes.
Bundles are polymerized from the surface of mDia1-coated latex beads, and deformed by manipulating both ends through attached beads held by optical tweezers, allowing us to record the applied force.
